groundings ep 10: reflections on the ordinariness of our lives as diasporic Korean women

groundings ep 9: choa's Ashley An on coping with difference through conversations and reflections on faith

groundings ep 8: Artist Julia Chon on recognizing and archiving han (한) helped expand her communities

groundings ep 7: choa's Harriet Kim on creating art as a form of showing up in the world

groundings ep 6: Nurse Hilary Hwu on how distance and food ground her relationships

groundings ep 5: choa's Mirae Lee on how she contributes to collective stories she doesn't share

groundings ep 4: Author June Hur on shifting our diasporic roles from irrelevance to reimagined histories

groundings ep 3: choa's Ki-Sang Yi on what it means that no one can pronounce her name

groundings ep 2: Sonyo Kimchi's Jacquie Lee on how to make authentic kimchi throughout the generations

groundings ep 1: The choa team on building a community around our Korean identities

Jayci Lee on writing romance novels, the role of purity culture within Korean diasporas, and joy without shame

choa chat #8: Interdisciplinary artist Emily Jung on the need for culturally-specific community care

choa chat #7: Photographer Jennifer Lee on aging, sisterhood, and dependency

choa chat #6: Creative technologist Lily Jeon on what it means to live in house plant time

choa chat #5: Photographer Juliana Sohn on what it means to memorialize our deceased

choa chat #4: Justice-oriented therapist Ji-Youn Kim on jip-bab as a form of repair after rupture

choa chat #3: Illustrator Subin Yang on cooking as an artistic inspiration

choa chat #2: Writer Michelle Kim & Illustrator Sena Kwon on their halmonis as an inspiration

Kristyn Leach on Incorporating Community Care, Seed Saving, and Peasant-led Movements in Her Farming

choa chat #1: Artist Cat Lamora on mokyoktang, communal spaces, and vulnerability